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Summary: We study the central limit theorem for a class of coloured graphs. This means that we investigate the limit behavior of certain random variables whose values are combinatorial parameters associated to these graphs. The techniques used to arrive at this result comprise combinatorics, generating functions, and conditional expectations. | |||
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Central limit theorem for coloured hard dimers (English)
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15 June 2011
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Summary: We study the central limit theorem for a class of coloured graphs. This means that we investigate the limit behavior of certain random variables whose values are combinatorial parameters associated to these graphs. The techniques used to arrive at this result comprise combinatorics, generating functions, and conditional expectations.
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